What do you use

[glenpen]

I have a 7mm Pen Disassembler Tool but I want to dissassemble larger pens. What do you use.
Glen

 

[Jim]

These have seen to all pens that i have needed to dissemble Glen ..

 

[Woody]

I use transfer punches http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Silverlin...163392?hash=item2c910dd340:g:FnUAAOSwYaFWcBxH

 

[wm460]

I have both metric and imperial sets

 

[bellringer]

Imperial transfer punches


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[bassethound]

I just use various bits from reclaimed steel rods from old printers I have collected over the years, turned down to what ever size I need..well I am a tight git!

 

[Bill Mooney]

Transfer punches a la EBay.

 

[flexi]

I bought the set as recomended by Jim....works a treat....also bought a rubber glove!!!

 

[Doug]

I just use ball ended Allen keys

 

[bluntchisel]

Various diameters of short stainless steel rods do it for me - and a padded glove for when I miss with the effing hammer!!!

Bob.

 

[Terry Q]

I use a pen disassemble punch set from Penn State. PKDISET

 

[chas_41_uk]

As previously mentioned, transfer punches

 

[Grump]

I use a bin, they're crap kits anyow init?

 

[woodhacker]

as Jim says, they do most kits.

 

[billyb_imp]

Transfer punches as per Woody

 

[Bob Ellis]

Imperial and metric transfer punches have dealt with all but one of the pens I have needed to disassemble. The exception was an Omega the centre band of which would have needed a 10 megaton bomb to shift....and no! I hadn't glued it in place.

 

[Bammer]

Any drill bit that fits ...

 

[Penpal]

Transfer punches from the Gold Coast they modify them in manufacture to cover the field.

Peter.